I am with a computer where from my HD can't boot, don't know why. It's an old computer, but I have access to the HD through SliTaz, but this is not the case anyway.
I am using SliTaz from a USB to listen to music. How to save all the changes in the USB?
I want to boot SliTaz with all configs saved, so I don't have to copy the folder of deadbeef to the Desktop and then make all changes to it and the next login do it again.
I tried to create a rootfs.gz but didn't work.
How to make slitaz boot with changes?
(5 posts) (3 voices)- Started 13 years ago by servimo
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servimo
offlineMemberPosted 13 years ago # -
neofidodido
offlineMemberPosted 13 years ago # -
Black Rider
offlineMemberI don't know if this is what you are looking for, but it can help.
Boot your Slitaz CD. Make every changes you need to make, and then go System > Create a LiveCD. Here, you can create a Live CD which will keep all the changes and modifications you have made.
Please, remember to use a recent CD in order to avoid problems.
I guess the "home=sdb1" option fails because of the filesystem used. Can someone bring light to this?
Posted 13 years ago # -
servimo
offlineMemberWhat I did now is create a rootfs.gz with the actual state.
Ok, it boots, but I can't login with user acount "tux". What the login says is "Failed to execute login command".
I am using slitaz-cooking and packed rootfs.gz with lzma compression. What I am doing wrong?
I don't have an Internet Connection in my computer I am doing all off-line.Posted 13 years ago #
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